Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-31
LOCAL AND orHr. sors.
scraps from she Note-book Of the
SemeineI's Reporter.

The price of silver continues to decline
The Grand Jury will be in session again
TO day.
The grass is four inches high on Idaho
cattle ranges.
A large depot hotel will be built q,
| Ogden this Spring.
The ranking privilege " Is about TO bt
abolished by Wells Fargo
Maine has abolished the death penalty
and substituted imprisonment for life.
Senator Jones Is about to oust the squat
ters on his Southern California property
B. F. Wilson has sold his gold mines al
Galena to r. B. Highly. OF New York, for
500. 600.
Sheriff Ulrick, of Ormsby county, ia
making it uncomfortable for the "lover y
gang Of Carson.
The Grand Jury yesterday found an in
dictment against M. G. C~avanaugh for
I'm bezzlement.
Eight Mormon jurors refused to taAe
the new oath in the Second District Court
Of Utah on Wednesday.
College girls at MoMinnville, Oregon,
are said to have the habit of smoking
cigarettes on the streets.
A party OF engineers left Reno last Fri.
day to survey tho Nevada and Califor-
mia railroad extension.
The new electric process OF matchmaking
employed at the Douglas mill, Dayton,
Will save 81 1000 in quicksilver alone.
Senator Sherman il going down South
to ind some picturesque and outrageous
nOnk for Mr. Rlainato tnpn hatrno in 1899
1t used TO be said that "promises are
like pie crust-made to be broken but
now 1t is wills that are made to be broken.
Hugh Lisle, the son of q farmer living
near Echo, Umatills county, Oregon, wac
dragged to death by q horse last Tuesday.
DR.. Hagsr was reported 10 be much
better yesterday, and his friends are feel
ing much encouraged for his ultimst9 re-
covery.
There will be Especial meeting OF Beatifc
Lodge No. Z, X. of p, tomorrow evening.
All members are requested to be in at
tendance.
just now our people have q craze for
tree planting. Heretofore. when the town
was prosperous. they never thought Of
such q thing.
The White Pine injunction bond case
occupied the attention Of the District
Court all of yesterday. Possibly it may
be decided to-day.
The latest N in America is Han
nah Battersly, who resides in Louisiana;
she weighs 728 pounds and eats q pound
OF candy every day.
The italian gardeners are now supply
ing this market with fresh vegetables Of
all kinds, and they are much superior 10
those brought from California.
j. @. Flood, Jr.. and Jack Staples had
q set-to just before midnight last Sstur-
day, III the barroom of the Hoffman
House, New York. Flood bad the best
OF L..
Another one Of George Washington's
nurses died last week. This is the one
who turned the grindstone for George
when he was preparing for the immortal
cherry tree act.
There are four and a half million more
women than men in Europe. Probably
hat explains the large male emigration to
this country. They come here to keep
from getting married.
Jack Small, an old time sport, whose
profession called him TO all the prominent
mining camps of California, Nevada, Mon
tana and Idaho. died in HALEY last Tues
day. His age was So years.
A miner named j. Doeherty, who died
recently at Downieville California, left a
yalise which was filled with giant powder,
caps and fuse. He was radical oil the sub
jeet of the laboring classes rights, and
is believed to have been a dynamiter.
Andrew Jackson, proprietor of the
Jackson House, has got the tree mania,
and has set out q number OF nice trees
around bis hotel. In about another year
they will make good fodder for tho China.
mems jacks--unless be boxes them very
securely.
Messrs. Cheney and vanderlieth, attor'
neys for Geo. Ham and Henry Stephens,
charged with burglarizing Wells. Fargo q
Co.'s express at Palisade, made q motion
IN the District Court yesterday TO quash
the indictment. The Court took the
matter under advisement until this morn
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